Intel’s just hosted a behind-the-scenes Facebook live stream, finding some time for a cheeky tease of the release date for its 8th Gen Intel Core Coffee Lake processors. While Gregory Bryant, senior vice president, was having a chat about Intel 8th Gen CPUs, he placed down a coffee cup with the word ‘October’ emblazoned across. Hinting much? Don’t worry, that’s not all. Another Intel employee in the background is also sipping from a cup of coffee with ‘10.2017’ written on it. Either Intel be trolling, or we’re powering towards a next-gen CPU launch next month. My money’s on the latter. Somewhat confusingly, the 8th Gen of Intel Core processors will consist of a mixture of Kaby Lake, Coffee Lake and Cannonlake. This kind of flies in the face of the typical generations we’ve come to expect, splitting the CPUs across architectures and, in the case of Cannonlake, even process nodes. Previously, and CPUs of the same generation would same the same CPU microarchitecture and process nod...
Don't worry, this doesn’t affect combat. Just every other aspect of your whole life.” A GIF showing the difficulty/skin-color choices in South Park: The Fractured But Whole Ubisoft 131 Writers from John Scalzi to author Shannon Sullivan have called being white living life in "easy mode" when compared to the treatment that people of color receive. The upcoming RPG South Park: The Fractured But Whole takes that concept and integrates it right into the gameplay, increasing the difficulty for created characters as their chosen skin tone becomes darker. Eurogamer was among the first to notice and publicize the feature. At a recent preview event, the site captured footage showing difficulty levels ranging from "easy" for a light-skinned character to "very difficult" for the darkest skin option. "Don't worry, this doesn't affect combat," character Eric Cartman says as you operate the slider. "Just every other aspec...
We heard earlier this week that CD Projekt's next RPG epic, Cyberpunk 2077, will maybe— maybe , I said!—be out in 2016. As it turns out, a release date has actually been set, but CEO Adam KiciĆski said in an interview with Money.pl (translated by NeoGAF ) that the studio won't reveal it until it's ready to start the marketing campaign. And that's not likely to happen for a good while yet, because the focus in 2016
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